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Monday Evening, June I
6 00 SporU HifhltithU
6:15 Horve Town Newi
6 33 World New Summary
:;w Twilight Srendt
6 Headline Edition ABC
6 .U Coming Attraction, on ABC
T OO Th Lent Ranicr
tuTO Henry J. Taylor ABC
T: Stewart Cra g ARC
8:00 The Biff Hand ABC
S.TO Build lh Basfn
10:0)1 10 P. M. Headline
10:1.1 Serenade tn Blue
10 :m Insomnia Club
11:00 New Summary
U OA Sin Off
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Tuesday, June S
6:00 Sign On News Summary
tvos Corn in the Morn
7:00 New. BklM. Edition
T:15 Charlie' Roundup
7:30 Bob Garred. News ABC
7:40 Top of the Morning
7 55 John Con. ABC
8:00 Breakfast Club ABC
8 00 Hank Henry Show
9 30 Break the Bank ABC
10:00 Chet Huntley ABC
ju:ia Lrone journey Ate
10 30 My True Story ABC
10 53 Whispering Streets ARC
11:15 Against the Storm ABC
11:30 Stop St Short
1T.-45 Musical Rounfup
1 1. so narKCi neper i
12:00 Noon Edition News
12:15 Pale Sidewalk Show
13:30 Uurky I) Ranch ABC
i:uu raui Harvey ABC
1:15 Better Living
1:30 Mary Marg. McBridt ABC
3:00 Basin Bnefs
2:15 When a Girl Marries ABC
2 CO Mary Merlin ABC
2:45 Rom. of Evelyn Winters ABC
3:00 Ronnie Kemper ABC
3:13 Ted Ma tone ABC
3:30 Dean Cameron ABC
3:45 Manhattan Maharaja ABC
4:00 Kequet fully Yours
5:00 Tom Corbett, Tpace Cadet ARC
5:25 Royal Triton Bbl. Roundup ABC
j-ju v-nei nun l icy AM.
5:45 B & B TV
6:00 SporU Highlights
6:15 Home Town New
6:25 World News Summary
6:30 Twilight Serenade
6:43 Headline Edition ABC
6:35 Coming Attractions on ABC
7:00 Proudly We Hail
7:30 Newitand Theatre ABC
8:00 E cape with Me ABC
8:30 Hotel Edison Orch. ABC
0:00 Pacific Coast Baseball
1000 10 p.m. Headline
10:13 Pacific Coast Baseball
11:00 News Summary
11:05 Sign Off
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KFJI 1150 Kc PDT
Monday Evening. June 1
6 00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:15 Klamath Theater Quiz
6:30 Around Town New
6:40 Some thine, to Think About
6:43 Sam Hayes, New UBS
6:35 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 I Was a Communist for FBI
7:30 Bright Star
8:00 Lt George Do ft MBS
8:30 Woman of the Year MBS
9.00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis News MBS
8:30 Tor Dancers Only
9:45 Sports Final
9:55 5-minute Final MBS
10:00 1 Love A Mystery MBS
10:15 Look to the Skies
10:30 War Front Home Front MBS
11:00 Night Owls News
11:03 Night -Owls Club
1200 Sign Off
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Tuesday. June 3
00 Sunrtte Serenade
6 35 Farm Reporter
7.00 Hemingway News MBS
7:13 Breakfast Cans MBS
7:30 Today's Best Buys
7 45 Sam Hayes Bklil News MBS
7:35 First Edition Loral News
BOO Cecil Brawn MB J
6:13 Breakfast Cang MRS
6 10 Haxen of Rest MBS
9 00 Horremaker Harmonies
9:15 Garden Guide
9 ;tO Platter Party
9 43 Familiar Favorite
10 00 Newspaper of the Air MBS
10:13 Telto Trt MPS
10:30 La Primes
10:43 Answer Man MBS
11:00 Ladies Fair MBS
11:23 News MBS
11:30 Queen for a Day MBS
13:0 Name Band
12:13 Noonday News
12:30 Your Dane Tunes
12:43 Market and Livestock
12 30 Klamath Notes
12 35 Currlns
1 00 Jack Kirkwnod Show MBS
1:30 Two at I 30
2:00 News MBS
2:05 News MBS
2:15 Paula Stone Show MBS
3 30 G llctte Warm up Tim MRS
3 J3 Mutual Game of the Day MBS
3v j Lamei So.ecaru AttS
4.00 Behind The Story MBS
4:13 Hemingway News MBS
4 30 Curt Mawey Time MBS
4.45 Sam Haves MBS
3:00 Ricky Request
3:30 Musical Quia Tim
3:33 Cecil Brown MBS
3:30 Ctc 1 1 Brown MBS
6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:15 Klamath Theatre Quit
6:30 Around Town New
6:40 Something to Think About
6:43 Sam Haos- News MBS
6 53 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Black Museum MBS
7:30 Peter Salem. MBS
8:C0 Count of Monte Crista MBS
8:30 Nvy Star Time
8 43 Heidelberg Harmonatre
9 00 Glenn Hardy News MBS
9:13 Fulton Lewis News MBS
9:30 For Dancers Only
9:43 Snorts Final
9:35 5-Mmutt Final MBS
10 00 I Love A Mystery MBS
10:15 Ponderosa Room
10:30 Opera Concert MBS
11:00 Night Owl News
11:05 Night Owls Club
1200 Sign Off
Crew oflQOAP Men
To Cover Conventon
To cover the drama, acllon mid
color ot Ihe Republican Mid Drm
acratlr national conventions in
CI'.lcaRW this Julv, the Associated
Pies will assemble a stall of more
tlrm 100 topllliihl rctioiicrs, photo
ttraiihcrs, mid technicians.
Thf'y will comprise the lenm Hint
has been aattlnu lha pace nil year
for expert, penetrating and manhlo
coveruge o( the national political
scene.
For bolh conventions the OOP
stnrllnR July 7 mid the Democrat
bcTinnlnR Julv 31 I lie AP's tal
ented Wnshiimlon corps o( editors
and reporlers ill join loivrs wild
slrtf men from more Ihnn doxrn
Kev biireeus. All will be under the
RfnerM lrndeiliin o( W. L. Benle
Ji.. chlet o( the Wnvlilnetoii buienu
mid veteran ol fit lit iinllonnl eon.
venliens.
BY LINKS
The bvllnes of Jnok Bell, Don
V'hllehriiri end Krlninu Mortn will
be prominent In the convention
news report. Three three rovlnii
1 ul urn I report eis huve jtrttlrn lop
Glories of the stntn primary e.nn.
Rntfi'.i" mid covered pollllcs from
co:v l to coast.
They will be In the thick of pre
convention aellvilv up iinlll Ihe
mlmile Iho first gavel calls the
Rmubllcnn convention lo order on
Monday, Julv t.
Hul Boyle, rovlnir eoltiuiulst, will
LrdKcnda which Include Ihe iml
corn umuxIIv ptcluro It as hnvlnc the
head mid body or a horse, the hind
less of an entelope and the tall
cf a lion.
be on linnd. Bo will Jim Mallow
whiwn column "I'ho Niillou Today"
will be devoled lo exnliilnlim mid
LitickuiuundliiK alKiilllcant develop
menls. The Mlnir will Include oilier spec
mil: Us In various phases of Ihe
ralloiial pollllCHl scene -delen-e.
Inirinntlonal aflHlrs, iiruiinlred la
bor, the Inrnirr, devclopnienu of
special liileiest to
A special stuff of reulonal re
porters will conceutrnlc on dovclop
lim Mate delcKatlon news for the
loeders back home, Thry are io
leetod with an eye on lha key run
dldnriea and the salient areas of
delcKule slreiiRth which may cull
the turn In nninlnit Ihe pariv nom-
Ines for Ihe next occupnht of Ihe
While House.
M'Kl.lt
To report -Ihe couvenlloft slnrv
Willi maximum speed and ellleleii
i'V, Ihe AsMocinled l'rraa will ck
lend Us nationwide teletype clr
culli and wliepholn network di
rectly lino Ihe convention hall this
venr the liUoriinllniiiil aimihllheii-
ler. Teieivne wires will . lend dl
lecllv lo the convention nlntfnrm
in mi AP workroom In the am
phitheater and to another tpeclnl
AP workroom In the headniiaiiers
holrl of Ihe nnllonal political coin-
uililees. Ihe Conrad-llllton.
tiliifl uhotoKiaphers will cover
all scenes ol convent Inn activity,
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A coniplcln base for Wliepholn
op-rnllons will he set up In Hie
iiiiuihlthealer willilu till lent of till"
lovi'iillnn aweinblv hall. Il w all
l,Mi,llu ntii,,iii(l for fsil lllo4ie.
niiik and dlslrllitillnii of plcluin
copy lu newspapers Ihrnuuhout Ihe
comilry. General Newipholo Kdllor
I". A. Itesch will be In clisrn on
Ihe mot.
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No Progress In
Korean Truce
MUNSAN. Korea Wi Blnstrrv
Gen. Nam n. chief Red deleicate
at the Korean armistice talks,
toned down his voice Monday as he
railed again at Allied handline of
Communist prisoner riots on Koje
Iflnnd. i
But calm, aulet Mai. Gen. Wil
liam K. Harrison, head United Na
tions Command negotiator, said "I
have no idea that It bas any signi
ficance at all."
The Red chieftain used milder
tones In repeating his charges that
the Allies are slaughtering Red
prisoners on Koje, the U. N. prison
camp island, and are planning to
retain permanently other Commun
ift captives.
Whatever the meaning of the
change in attitude: Harrison said
the Communist negotiators Mon
day "didn't act like they were
mad at anybody."
There was no progress In the
26-minute session on the Issue
blocking an armistice what to do
about 100.000 captured Red soldiers
and civilian internees who say
they would rather die than return
to Communist rule. The Reds de
mand their soldiers back. The U.N.
Command says not a single pri
soner will be forced to return.
Harrison again suggested a re
cess until the Reds had something
constructive to offer. Nam II de
manded another session Tuesday
at Fanmuntom at 11 a.m. (6 p.m.,
Monday PST).
Special Lens
Saves Sight
VANCOUVER, B. C. Ml An
artificial lens, made of plastic and
smaller than an aspirin tablet, has
restored the sight of a woman hers.
Blinded by cataracls In both eves
for 10 years, Mrs. M. Bogert. J7,
of Enderby. B. C, underwent an
unusual operation it was reported
by surgeons at the Vancouver Gen
eral Hospital.
The artificial lens was placed
inside her left eye after it was
molded to the same shape as the
natural lens.
'T can see my daughter's fea
tures for the lirst time in 10 years," ; I
aam nxi a. ju(ci I. i
"Now I can hardly wait to see
my other four children. '
Surgeons here followed the tech
nique evolved by Dr. Harold Rid-;
ley of London. England. He has
performed 25 such operations in
England.
In a routine operation, a cjl.ir-:
act was removed from Mrs Bo-'
gert s right eye, but surgeons fear
ed a similar operation on her left !
might leave her totally blind for j
life. Prior to the operations she '
was able to distinguish between !
light and dark, but that was all.
She consented to the new opera-:
i:on on ner leu eye and tne piac-;
Ing of the nlastie lens in renlace-
iment of the natural lens. The plus- :
tic is me perspex type used In the 1
hatch covers of fighter planes.
California
Sees A Blast
LAS VEGAS. Nev. 11 A trnne
atomic blast, old hat to atom
WAat-V ftti70nc. nf I.,, ll.na inll .
cd and excited residents over wide
areas of Northern and Southern
California from the Yucca Flat
test site.
Two thllric lnitrl annual. In k.4lr
en residents and rattle windows
were neara in Moaesio, Uatll., 350
miles from the blast, according to
cftv editnr CMtn RrhroHn. sf
Modesto Bee.
In San Francisco, a radio new3
writer. Fri Amnuj et vtavn
driving to work when he saw a
brief flush Of lloht onuiplnn tha
sky. '
Police switchboards throughout
the T.OS AnirplAa mAl.nwiHl.n n
lit uo like Christmas trees when
excited citizens called to find out
what had happened.
foxholes about 7,000 yards from the
cAjjiuaion.
Thev iinnneri frnm tvf nnui,,nnF
20 Seconds afJr h flatnn.ti 'm-A
moved "very close" to the 'irtng
o.ca ucriiiuu minis ana army ra
diological safety monitors.
Paper Workers
Get Wage Hike
PORTLAND (PI Cnm. 11 nui
pulp r,nd paper workers in 36 Paci
fic Const mill will nBi. . a i-
cert hourly wage Increase under
terms of a new contract announced
Saturday by union and manage
ment representatives.
The agreement i
a union-managed financed eslth
and welfare program. Manage
ment Will RflV lin In AO nap pnl nf
the program's cost.
ine new contract, effective June
1 If ratified by union membership
fltlri Rnnrnvnri hu lha w ot.kn
. r-i m.t ,in; iibkc oinuil
Izatlon Board, will Increase hourly
straight time Wages to about fl.Dl,
71 CASUALTIES
WASffTNOTriN Iffl Tho r
fense Department Monday Identi
fied 71 additional battle canual'ies
In Korea in nmu llaf I Mn ATT ,
Eugene Fire
Watcher Hurt ;
EUGENE tl The only casualty ,
In a fire which destroyed the Star
Furniture Co. here Surylay was n f
bystander who fell off a fire ladder.
The man, Emmltt E. Bailey. 45.
was reported In a fair condition at ;
a Eugene hospital.
Firemen estimated that damage
in the used furniture store might '
run as high as J60.0C0. They pre
vented the flames from spreading
to the three-story St. Francis HoUl
above the store.
All hotel guests were evacuated
except one, who, though soaked by
fire hoses, slept through the blaze.
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PORTLAND . . J', hr.
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